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SUMMARY:Mathematical Connections Seminar: Jason Rosenhouse
DESCRIPTION:“Dirichlet’s Theorem and the Rise of Analytic Number Theory
 ”\nIn 1837\, Peter Dirichlet proved the following theorem: If a and d ar
 e relatively prime integers\, then the arithmetic progression a\, a+d\, a+
 2d\, . . . contains infinitely many prime numbers. His proof ushered in a 
 revolution in number theory because it relied in a critical way on complex
  analysis. The use of analytic methods to solve problems in number theory 
 was a tremendous innovation at the time. We will consider some of the deta
 ils of Dirichlet’s proof\, focusing on understanding why there is a deep
  connection between these seemingly unrelated branches of mathematics. Thr
 oughout\, we will be more concerned with the ideas underlying the proof th
 an we will with presenting an excessive amount of technical detail.
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CATEGORIES:Community Connections,Faculty,Staff,Students
LOCATION:Shanahan Center\, 320 E. Foothill Blvd.\, Claremont\, CA\, 91711\,
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